Hilbert is a stallion with great breed presence, he has a long vertical neck and plenty of feathering. Hilbert's body is horizontal with good shoulder placement, a strong topline and good connections. The stallion has a long croup with good placement. Hilbert has quality, full legs that are hard and dry.
Hilbert is a son of the low-related Haike 482, who himself performed well in the sport. Hilbert's dam is the Star mare Lys van Swichum, a daughter of Stendert 447. The granddam is Star mare Sietske Y. van Swichum, a daughter of Ielke 382. Next is the Star Preferent mare Ylse van Swichum, a daughter of Folkert 353. All of this mare's offspring that were inspected at maturity were awarded Star status. This is mare line 32.
Hilbert completed the Central Research as a four-year-old. Hilbert is a pleasant horse to work with. He is very capable of learning, shows commitment, and is an easy horse to work with and has a nice mouth. His walk has good rhythm and scope, and he makes good use of his body. Hilbert has a spacious trot with good posture and a beautiful silhouette. His canter has good technique, is very upward with a good jump and push-off.
Under saddle, Hilbert has a good attitude and is easy to work with. The stallion has a good walk and also has good quality movement in the canter. When harnessed, Hilbert shows the same picture, a powerful gait, with a good attitude and workability. Hilbert has talent as a riding and driving horse, with his powerful gait, good attitude, and workability being particularly striking.
Hilbert has been successfully introduced to the sport and has already achieved impressive high scores in dressage. He has now earned his sport predicate and is competing at Z2 level.
With his low relatedness (16.8%), Hilbert can make a positive contribution to greater blood dispersion within the population.
Stud fee 2024: €1,100 excluding 9% VAT and any shipping costs
